Editing Idaho Falls, Idaho (section)

===Neighborhoods===
Notable Idaho Falls neighborhoods include:
* Downtown - Historic downtown Idaho Falls sits on several blocks of the original townsite along the east side of the river. It features [[restaurant]]s, [[plaza]]s, shops, and cultural amenities including the [[Museum of Idaho]], [[The Colonial Theatre (Idaho)|Colonial Theatre]], Art Museum of Eastern Idaho, Idaho Falls Public Library, and Japanese Friendship Garden. It is home to the Idaho Falls Farmers' Market and many other community events.
* The Numbered Streets - The numbered streets area was the first planned [[Neighbourhood|neighborhood]] in Idaho Falls. The streets run west and east between South Boulevard and Holmes Avenue. Traffic on the odd-numbered streets travels east, and west on the even-numbered streets. Kate Curley Park is located in the neighborhood, as is the Wesley W. Deist Aquatic Center and the Eleventh Street Historic District.
* West Side - The West Side houses [[Idaho Falls Regional Airport]] and [[Interstate 15 (Idaho)|I-15]]. It has retained more of a [[Town|small-town]] feel than the east side, which has grown and developed much more rapidly since the 1980s.
* Snake River Landing - SRL is a large, mixed-use development on the west side of the river near I-15, which includes residential, restaurant, park, and community event space, including a planned mid-sized indoor [[arena]]. It now hosts the Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, a large [[Independence Day (United States)|Independence Day]] event.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.freedomcelebration.com/|title=The Melaleuca Freedom Celebration|website=Melaleuca Freedom Celebration|access-date=25 August 2017}}</ref>